Sean Racki (5th Degree Black Belt) Master Racki is the Regional Director for Unified Tae Kwon Do of Florida. He has been teaching Tae Kwon Do for over 20 years and has experience in teaching both ITF and WTF as a Nationally and Internationally certified instructor. He was the 1996 Light heavyweight Sparring Champion for North Florida Martial Arts. The World Head of Family Sokeship Council awarded and placed him into the International Hall of fame for Regional school of the year and Seminar Leader in 2005. He is a Senior Black Belt in Hapkido, a Modern Arnis Instructor and has additional experience in boxing, judo, jujistu, wrestling, Muay Thai, kickboxing, and Japanese Karate. He is also a RN and is a former U.S Army Soldier with 16 years of military leadership experience. He has been awarded medals during Desert Storm and was been honorably discharged from service in 2003.
Dan Strickler (7th Degree Black Belt) Dan Strickler was first introduced to the martial arts in 1950 at the age of 15. He started training in the “Koga method” of defensive tactics in a junior police program sponsored by his home town police department. He was intrigued by the joint locks and pressure points that he had been shown but was not deeply involved in the martial arts until 1963, when he began training in Judo and committed himself to the martial arts. While pursuing a military career, despite serving three tours of duty in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam conflict, he managed to study several styles including karate, taekwondo, and aikido during his travels, and upon returning to the U.S. he resumed his study of judo, earning his black belt in 1970. Then came more overseas duty in Thailand, then Germany for a second tour, returned to the States and retired from the Army in 1980. Mr. Strickler then began a second career with the Florida Department of Corrections. He taught Defensive Tactics for 15 years with the Department and, concentrating on the defensive aspects of Judo, he returned to the Jujitsu concepts from his beginnings in 1950. Primarily an empty handed fighter, he began to look around at styles that used weapons, and was introduced to Prof. Remy Presas, founder of Modern Arnis, a Filipino system that teaches sticks, empty hand defense against stick and knife, and includes aspects of all the Asian martial arts. Mr. Strickler has trained in Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Filipino arts and has been awarded black belts in 5 different disciplines including Judo, Jujitsu, Ryukyu Kempo and Modern Arnis. Highest rank held is 7th Degree in both Judo and Jujistu,
	Jeff Rossi Jeff Rossi started training as a white belt with Unified Tae Kwon Do and now is currently A Black Belt Instructor for Unified Tae Kwon Do including background in ITF and WTF Basic Instructor for Modern Arnis and Jujitsu Website Administrator for Unified Tae Kwon Do After school Pickup Director Attended National Unified Tae kwon do Tournament Texas Certified Lil Dragons Instructor
Damian Pettit (2nd Degree Black Belt) Mr. Pettit started his journey in Martial Arts at an early age learning the art of Kendo. In 1993, at the age of 17, Mr. Pettit returned to the world of Martial Arts learning the art of Tae Kwon Do under the WTF system. After a year of training, Mr. Pettit left to serve in the United States Marine Corps for 5 years. In 2002 Mr. Pettit resumed his training in Tae Kwon Do under the Unified Tae Kwon Do Federation. Mr. Pettit went on to receive his Black Belt with Unified and is currently a 2nd Dan instructor. Along with teaching here at the Ormond Beach location, Mr. Pettit also teaches for Unified TKD at the James St. Recreation Center in South Daytona.
	Thanos Nikolakopoulos Thanos is a Unified Tae Kwon Do instructor of 8 years. A Senior Black Belt with UTKD and over 20 years of experience in Tae Kwon Do. Formerly on the Olympic Tae kwon do Sparring Team for Greece.
Reginald Kelly Senior Black Belt instructor with 20 years of experience Experience in Judo, Hapkido, Jujitsu Black Belt Instructor at Unified Tae Kwon Do for 8 years Head Lil Dragons Instructor Youth Motivator for Volusia County Schools Former U.S. Air Force Currently Working for Daytona Police Dept.
	Brian Freedman UTKD Black Belt Instructor National Unified Tae kwon do Sparring Champion.
Chad Miller (2nd Degree Black Belt) Chad Miller started Judo in 1994 although his interest in martial arts began when he met his step father (a black belt in Tae Kwon Do) at the age of five. Since 1994, Chad has competed in Judo tournaments all across the United States, including the USJI Nationals, Americas Cup, New York Open, AAU Nationals and many other tournaments. Chad has placed 2nd at the Nationals, 1st and 2nd at the Florida State Championships several times and placed at a number of other events. Chad also competed in Powerlifting and currently holds the WNPF US record for squat and bench press. Chad served as a law enforcement officer/field training officer for several years and recently left the Law Enforcement community to complete his degree at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University.